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Anybody see the post wreck interview with The Rat?? The kid just doesn't get it. He tries to go three-wide at Darlington and wrecks but according to him it's the lap car's fault. How about trying a little patience and working around them one at a time rather that going three-wide at Darlington and then when it doesn't work crying about it? Moron.

The greeting he got from the Earnhardt Nation during driver's introductions was priceless.

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All the talk about him and comparing him to the next "Intimidator" is feeding into his already huge ego and wrecklessness. I've seen articles this week asking/saying he's the next Intimidator. Not even close!!!!

Just feeds into his ego, his wreckless abandon, his uninhibited risk taking.....just makes the comparison to him and the REAL INTIMIDATOR farther from the truth.

Feed the ego and the ego will eat.

He will never, ever be the "next Intimidator". There's only one, and there will only ever be one.

Heck, there's no way he could be the next intimidator. He cries too much!

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It was funny how the guys in the booth were ripping on Kyle for being such a whiner. They predicted that they would have trouble in the pits if he kept that up, and sure enough, the next stop they had trouble.

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Jr made the comment that passing was impossible. There were a few that were able to make it through the field pretty well, though.

Kyle can drive, there's no doubt about it, but his attitude is what is grating on everyone's nerves. With every win, he is getting more cocky. It would be nice to see someone take him down a notch or two.

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Jr made the comment that passing was impossible. There were a few that were able to make it through the field pretty well, though.

Kyle can drive, there's no doubt about it, but his attitude is what is grating on everyone's nerves. With every win, he is getting more cocky. It would be nice to see someone take him down a notch or two.

It seems like summer just got here and already there are signs of it ending. In the north a few maple trees are just starting to show some fall colors. A pair of bucks were seen this week, one still in velvet antlers and the other had already shed. The late summer yellows of tansy, black-eyed Susans and goldenrod speak of shorter days to come.Continued rain showers in the last week, especially across the north, are keeping river systems at higher than normal levels for mid-August. Brown trout fishing continues to pick up on the Bois Brule River. The catfish bite is on on the Wisconsin River in central Wisconsin with anglers landing good number of channel catfish. Some walleye, smallmouth bass, catfish and drum are being caught in the Peshtigo and Menominee rivers. Anglers have had good success on both the Fox and Wolf rivers catching northern pike, walleye, catfish and panfish.On Green Bay, anglers fishing for walleye on the west shore from the mouth of the Pensaukee River to Oconto are finally getting on to fish, while along the east shore success was more mixed with about half the boats reporting harvesting a few walleye while others did not catch any. Anglers targeting smallmouth bass along Door County had success in water ranging from 4 to 20 feet. In Sturgeon Bay perch fishing has been pretty good with some anglers catching their 15 fish bag limit including some larger 12-inch perch.
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